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73No Man Is An Island, And, Neither Is A President
The True Issue “We Have Not Overcome” Ever hear the saying “no man is an island?” Probably; and, if so, then what is all of the hoopla over the first African American President. I am not easily...
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87What's a Conservative and What's a Liberal?
I used to carpool with an old, blind professor to the small college I attended and he use to tell me, praphrasing Gore Vidal, that politics came from two words: poli, meaning many, and tics, meaning blood...
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80Segregation in America
“Looking Back at Segregation” It is hard for contemporary America to fathom the idea of segregated schools. The idea that races should be separate by law is part of our unfortunate nation's...
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83Freedom's Sisters, Twenty Great African American Women
On March 15, 2008 a three year traveling museum exhibition made its debut at the Cincinnati Museum spotlighting twenty African American women who have fought for equality for all Americans called, Freedom's Sisters.
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75Top 10 Hot Jobs in Albany GA
Albany is not only a "Best City" but also the birth place of Ray Charles, the cotton shipping industry, and a town's own Civil Rights Movement. It is also home of the largest Candy Cane maker in the world. See the jobs, history, and attractions of Albany and enjoy a video of Ray Charles...
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78Mississippi Burning Comes Full Circle
The small Mississippi town of Philadelphia has a notorious and sordid past. Fifty years ago the town of only seven thousand was in the middle of the fight for civil rights and stood for the South’s...
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80THE CIVIL WAR: Our Most important war.
As I read about American history, I've come to the conclusion that, of all the wars ever fought by America, the Civil War was the one that brought about the most monumental and lasting change. And that's...
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75Martin Luther King's Grandfather the Reverend Adam Daniel Williams
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was born on the second floor of his family's home at 501 Auburn Ave. in Atlanta, Georgia to the Reverend and Mrs. Martin Luther King Sr. The large, Victorian style, home belonged to...
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71Inauguration 2009 - Change For Our Hope
Chef Fred Reynaud provided the services for one of the largest Inaugural Balls in DC in 2009. There were far more attendees than in previous Inaugurals and he had to carefully plan, schedule, and order...
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68How To Fix Health Care
I once taught a class of three-year-olds for a year and the thing I remember learning is that they will scream louder and louder, not if they are denied something, but if they think you are not hearing them....
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